Government can’t regulate Facebook – it’s up to all of us
Mark Zuckerberg is right to call for government regulation. But social media users and firms also have to police the web, says Carys Afoko, director of Level Up
Europe’s efforts to curb the internet giants only make them stronger
New legislation on copyright will hurt small users and boost tech titans’ influence
Facebook finally responds to New Zealand on Christchurch attack
After two weeks of criticism, Sheryl Sandberg published a letter saying the company is exploring live stream video restrictions
Facebook tightens up rules for political advertisers
Verifiable contact details will be required to run campaigns on site ahead of EU elections
The Guardian view on Tory Islamophobia: inaction speaks volumes
Editorial: The party’s refusal to tackle anti-Muslim prejudice is even more troubling after the Christchurch killings
Facebook charged with housing discrimination in targeted ads
US government says company is breaking the law by restricting who can view housing-related ads based on their ‘race, color, national origin, religion’
Facebook to ban white nationalism and separatism content
Company previously allowed such material even though it has long banned white supremacists
What do major copyright changes mean for internet freedom?
Will we still be able to upload online content and news – and what about memes?
More than 110,000 Australians caught up in September’s Facebook cyber-attack
Hackers were able to access users’ movements, hometown, search history, email and phone number
IMF chief joins calls for big tech firms to pay more tax
Christine Lagarde says governments must address corporation taxation concerns
The global battle for the internet is just starting
Two competing visions of our digital future have emerged from China and Silicon Valley, says Guardian columnist John Harris
‘A family against a billionaire’: twist in battle over Zuckerberg’s Hawaiian estate
Parcels near Facebook CEO’s property auctioned off amid lengthy fight over Native Hawaiian land rights
Facebook acknowledges concerns over Cambridge Analytica emerged earlier than reported
Company confirms suspicions of separate incident following Washington DC attorney general court filing
Facebook stored hundreds of millions of passwords unprotected
Company admits to mistake and says it has no evidence of abuse – but the risk was huge
Facebook reviews live stream policy after Christchurch attack
Site says recently live streams are prioritised for review only when flagged for suicide